Can I sew on HeatnBond Lite without adding extra weight?

Yes, HeatnBond Lite is sewable without adding extra weight or stiffness.

Can I design applique pieces directly on the paper backing?

Yes, you can draw or print directly on the paper backing of the HeatnBond Lite.

What projects is HeatnBond Lite best used for?

HeatnBond Lite is perfect for use in applique shapes on quilts, wall hangings, and attire.

Do I iron Heat'n Bond onto fabric, then use my die cutting machine to make various shapes and then remove backing and finally iron onto my fabric?

Yes! You iron a slightly larger area than you need to the fabric you will be adhering, then cut the shape you want. Then you remove the paper backing and iron the cut fabric onto the backing fabric. Stitch around the edges and voila!

Is this good to use for face mask?

It’s not the best choice for the face portion of the mask but it is great for holding nose wire in place inside the nose bridge of a mask.

Can I fuse 2 pieces of minky fabric together with this?

You would have to iron a piece of Heat'n Bond on the back of one piece and then put the pieces together back to back. You would have to iron on top of minky fabric, so I would use a light cotton towel to cover and then you will have to see if it bonded through the fabric. You could try Heat'n Bond that is stronger than the light I use. Good luck!

My husband has some polyester shorts with a vinyl number that is coming off. Can I use this adhesive to reattach the number?

Yes, you can use this adhesive to reattach the vinyl number. Use a pressing cloth or a pillowcase on top of the shorts to prevent damage. Avoid using a high iron temperature to prevent melting the vinyl. Good luck!

Is it light enough to see through and trace the design for hand embroidery on stretchy fabric?

For appliqué work in quilts, yes, I can easily see through it to trace a design. Then I iron it on the back of cotton fabric, peel off the paper, and can fuse it to my background. However, it is not commonly used for embroidery purposes.

If I use this to bond 2 fabrics together to make a basket, will it stiffen the material enough for the basket to stand on its own?

You might need to use interfacing for your project. Heat'nBond Lite is intended for bonding two fabrics together and then to be sewn through.

My son has a T-shirt with a picture on it. I would like to cut it out and put it on a blanket. Will this work for that?

If the picture is made from a plastic type material like most pictures on tee shirts, then no, this won't work because it works with a hot iron. It is not suitable for use with plastic materials. Consider looking for tutorials on Tee-shirt quilts for other methods.

Can I use this for a t-shirt quilt and sew sacking on the sides?

This product is double-sided. You iron it onto what you want to applique, and then you place the piece you cut out on top of the desired fabric. It may work for quilting edges by ironing fabric onto one side and then folding it over. However, it may not hold up as well as you want it to on a quilt. Consider using a stronger bond or exploring other options for a t-shirt quilt.

Can I use this to make placemats? If not, anyone have any recommendations?

I would recommend using fusible fleece to make placemats. It will give them a little bit more loft. If you want to just bond two layers of fabric together, then this adhesive is suitable.

Can I use this to hem pants, instead of sewing, just fold up the hem and iron it?

I don't recommend using this adhesive for hemming pants, as it may come undone with washing. It is better suited for quilting purposes before final quilting. Consider using traditional sewing methods for hemming pants. Hope this helps!

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HeatnBond Lite Iron-On Adhesive Value Pack, 17 Inches x 5.25 Yards

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HeatnBond Lite is the perfect adhesive to use for applique shapes on quilts, wall hangings and attire

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Features & Benefits

Paper backed, iron-on, double-sided adhesive
Sewable without extra weight or stiffness
Replaces pinning and basting
Draw or print directly on the paper backing
Ideal for designing applique pieces
Suitable for use in quilting, wall hangings, and attire

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Customer Questions & Answers

Question : Can I sew on HeatnBond Lite without adding extra weight?
Answer : Yes, HeatnBond Lite is sewable without adding extra weight or stiffness.
Question : Can I design applique pieces directly on the paper backing?
Answer : Yes, you can draw or print directly on the paper backing of the HeatnBond Lite.
Question : What projects is HeatnBond Lite best used for?
Answer : HeatnBond Lite is perfect for use in applique shapes on quilts, wall hangings, and attire.
Question : Do I iron Heat'n Bond onto fabric, then use my die cutting machine to make various shapes and then remove backing and finally iron onto my fabric?
Answer : Yes! You iron a slightly larger area than you need to the fabric you will be adhering, then cut the shape you want. Then you remove the paper backing and iron the cut fabric onto the backing fabric. Stitch around the edges and voila!
Question : Is this good to use for face mask?
Answer : It’s not the best choice for the face portion of the mask but it is great for holding nose wire in place inside the nose bridge of a mask.
Question : Can I fuse 2 pieces of minky fabric together with this?
Answer : You would have to iron a piece of Heat'n Bond on the back of one piece and then put the pieces together back to back. You would have to iron on top of minky fabric, so I would use a light cotton towel to cover and then you will have to see if it bonded through the fabric. You could try Heat'n Bond that is stronger than the light I use. Good luck!
Question : My husband has some polyester shorts with a vinyl number that is coming off. Can I use this adhesive to reattach the number?
Answer : Yes, you can use this adhesive to reattach the vinyl number. Use a pressing cloth or a pillowcase on top of the shorts to prevent damage. Avoid using a high iron temperature to prevent melting the vinyl. Good luck!
Question : Is it light enough to see through and trace the design for hand embroidery on stretchy fabric?
Answer : For appliqué work in quilts, yes, I can easily see through it to trace a design. Then I iron it on the back of cotton fabric, peel off the paper, and can fuse it to my background. However, it is not commonly used for embroidery purposes.
Question : If I use this to bond 2 fabrics together to make a basket, will it stiffen the material enough for the basket to stand on its own?
Answer : You might need to use interfacing for your project. Heat'nBond Lite is intended for bonding two fabrics together and then to be sewn through.
Question : My son has a T-shirt with a picture on it. I would like to cut it out and put it on a blanket. Will this work for that?
Answer : If the picture is made from a plastic type material like most pictures on tee shirts, then no, this won't work because it works with a hot iron. It is not suitable for use with plastic materials. Consider looking for tutorials on Tee-shirt quilts for other methods.
Question : Can I use this for a t-shirt quilt and sew sacking on the sides?
Answer : This product is double-sided. You iron it onto what you want to applique, and then you place the piece you cut out on top of the desired fabric. It may work for quilting edges by ironing fabric onto one side and then folding it over. However, it may not hold up as well as you want it to on a quilt. Consider using a stronger bond or exploring other options for a t-shirt quilt.
Question : Can I use this to make placemats? If not, anyone have any recommendations?
Answer : I would recommend using fusible fleece to make placemats. It will give them a little bit more loft. If you want to just bond two layers of fabric together, then this adhesive is suitable.
Question : Can I use this to hem pants, instead of sewing, just fold up the hem and iron it?
Answer : I don't recommend using this adhesive for hemming pants, as it may come undone with washing. It is better suited for quilting purposes before final quilting. Consider using traditional sewing methods for hemming pants. Hope this helps!

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